Yunus
Yes, we have stops in place that prevent abuse of the game. No surprise there, because they worked!
Nobody was unfairly affected because no exploit was available to acquire a driver that would outperform against managers around your level.
Should you have lost tokens? Probably not. But it's not going to be something we intend to address immediately because nobody was unfairly affected except the person who was hoping to find an exploit (regardless of if it was with malicious intent or not). Attempting to find an exploit doesn't necessarily mean it protects you from yourself, as seen here. However, that's a risk you should have understood you were taking. You were trying to find an exploit and that's the cost of doing so.
If I was trying to find an exploit I would have used something more advanced than inspect element, which can only change your local browser copy of the website. Yet doing so this has lead to me losing tokens and being accused of attempting to exploit. Inspect element is a common tool found on most modern browsers that can be used to access your copy of the website. My tokens shouldn't have changed to either benefit or harm my account's balance. Why should I have assumed that there was a risk involved with using inspect element when this is the first time I have run into a problem that has permanently changed something?